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What happens when disaster strikes and there's no support for survivors? Before USAID was dismantled, communities could see vital resources provided during emergency responses. This is what makes MADRE's work so important. We're coordinating with our partners on the ground to help survivors recover from the devastating earthquake in Myanmar. You can help strengthen our emergency response: https://support.madre.org/give/678182/#!/donation/checkout (fb)

As civic space shrinks, changemakers must adapt their strategies. 🌎 This Thursday at the 2025 Skoll World Forum, MADRE Executive Director Yifat Susskind will discuss strategies for sustaining movements, protecting communities, and advancing change in restrictive environments. (fb)
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Transcending geographies and generations to deliver sustainable gender racial disability climate justice Where we work Centering local expertise we build strong relationships with local partners to achieve lasting feminist change. The Middle East Women in Yemen are working toward peace and shared resources with Food for Humanity Food for Humanity has been at the forefront of negotiating peace agreements in Yemen opening humanitarian aid corridors and securing the release of prisoners. As frontline responders and drivers of longterm peace Food for Humanity is at the heart of efforts to advance a sustainable peace in Yemen. Latin America The Caribbean Women in Colombia are recovering from war and emerging as leaders for peace with Taller de Vida Taller de Vida is providing support to AfroColombian and Indigenous women and youth affected by racial gender and wartime violence and helping them envision and work to create a more peaceful world.